Pass straight through Taissy, then follow the tram-lines. Cormontreuil is entered by the Rue Victor-Hugo.
From Cormontreuil, the tourist may return to Rheims either by turning to the right in the village, beyond the tram station (in this case he will enter Rheims by the Rue de Cormontreuil which leads to the Place Dieu-Lumière) or by continuing straight ahead. In the latter case he will cross the Faubourg Fléchambault by the Rue Ledru-Rollin. At the end of the latter, turn to the right into the Rue Fléchambault which, after crossing the Vesle and the canal, leads to the Church of St. Remi.
THE CHOIR OF TAISSY CHURCH
CONTENTS
| PAGES | |
| Political History of Rheims | [3]-[7] |
| Military History of Rheims | [8] and [9] |
| The Battles for Rheims, 1914-1918 | [9]-[15] |
| The Destruction of Rheims by the bombardments | [16]-[21] |
| Life in the bombarded City | [21]-[26] |
| I.—A Visit to the City | [27]-[120] |
| The Cathedral (description of) | [28]-[60] |
| History of the Cathedral | [28]-[30] |
| The Cathedral during the War | [31] and [32] |
| Coloured Plan of Rheims | between [32] and [33] |
| Plan of the Cathedral and Archi-episcopal Palace | [33] |
| Exterior of the Cathedral | [34]-[49] |
| Interior of the Cathedral | [50]-[60] |
| First Itinerary—The City | [61]-[94] |
| The Place du Parvis | [62] |
| The Archi-episcopal Palace | [63]-[66] |
| The Place Drouet d'Erlon and The Promenades | [70] and [71] |
| The Hôtel-de-Ville | [72] |
| The Place des Marchés | [74] |
| The Place Royale | [78] |
| The Musicians' House | [80] |
| The Mars Gate | [82] |
| The Rue de Cérès | [87] |
| Second Itinerary—The City (continued) | [95]-[120] |
| The Rue Chanzy | [95]-[97] |
| The Lycée | [97] and [98] |
| The Abbey of Saint Pierre-les-Dames | [98] |
| The Pommery Wine-Cellars | [101] |
| The Church of St. Remi | [103]-[116] |
| The Hôtel-Dieu (Hospital) | [117] |
| II.—A Visit to the Battlefield. | |
| First Itinerary (Morning) | [122]-[133] |
| Ormes | [124] |
| St. Euphraise | [127] |
| Coulommes-la-Montagne | [128] |
| Gueux | [129] |
| Thillois | [131] |
| Second Itinerary (Afternoon) | [134]-[159] |
| Tinqueux | [135] |
| Merfy | [137] |
| St. Thierry | [138] |
| Villers-Franqueux | [141] |
| Cormicy | [144] |
| Le Godat | [148] |
| Loivre | [150] |
| Brimont | [152] |
| The "Cavaliers de Courcy" | [156] |
| La Neuvillette | [158] |
| Third Itinerary (Morning) | [160]-[165] |
| Bourgogne—Fresnes | [161] |
| Witry-les-Reims | [162] |
| Nogent l'Abbesse—Beine—Berru | [164] |
| Fourth Itinerary (Afternoon) | [166]-[174] |
| The Butte-de-Tir | [167] |
| The Fort de la Pompelle | [168] |
| Alger Inn | [169] |
| Verzenay | [172] |
THE RUE DE LA GRUE, SEEN FROM THE RUE CÉRÈS